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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-29
FRENCH POLITICS.

hOuVter OFEAufzeS q u1ntStry WITH 1othcEeA
Saussier Chief of the War Office.
LONDON. May % Tho Paris correspondent
of the Times telegraphs that NJ Rouvisr has
formed Cabinet. as follows
NJ. RoUYIER. Premier and Minister Of Finance
NJ. FLOURENS. Minister of Foreign Affairs.
NJ. SPULLER. Minister of Justice
NJ: FALLIERS Minister of the Interior and OF Pub
eENEBAL gAussIER, Minister: Of War.
ADMIRAL JAURES. Minister of Marine.
N. ETIENNE, Minister Of Public Works.
NJ. COOKERY. Minister of Posts and Telegraphs
NJ. BERTHELOT Minister of Public Instruction.
The Cabinet is composed. the correspondents
says of moderate Republicans, or of the union
of the Left, and the operation will be trial OF
reaction against radicalism. miltarism and
socialism. The party OF the Right. with sense
of their own security, have promised the new
Ministry full support.
President Grevy was for q long time reluctant,
adds the correspondent. 10 make the trial, but he
finally consented. 1.-The next few days." the
Illness dispatch says in conclusion. will be
evenrful for France An attempt may be made
to induce some of the previous Ministers to OPP
pose the new Rouvier policy, and the issue might
be strange and unexpected"
A Berlin View of the Cabinet.
copyright, 1887 by the New York Associated Press
BERLIN. May 2a-The announcement from
Paris that NJ. Rouvier had succeeded in forming
a Ministry excluding General Boulanger and
composed OF moderates who favor peace was re-
ceived here with satisfaction, not unqualified by
fears that the existence OF the new Cabinet
would be stormy. soon ending in a more acute
crisis. The composition of the Ministry did not
become known until evening. but early in the
day a report that General Saussier had re-
placed General Boulangsr gave better tone to
the bourse, although the approach of
the holidays and the absence of
dealers checked business. The fraction
al advance that was made in in
ternatonal securities would have been
greater if there had existed any confidence that
neither political nor financial circles consider NJ
Rouvier more than a stop-gap. The papers, ais
cussing the position after the disposal of Boulan-
ger appeared certain. despair of the formation OF
q Ministry which the German government could
treat abiding and reliable factor in
negotiations The North German Gazette COM
pares the French tentatives toward a Cabinet to
Penelopes weaving-what is done in the day
time is undcne during the night The Vossische
Zeitung thinks the struggle of the ciaues shows
that parties are tending toward complete chaos
and disintegration, and that the center of the
battle must for some time be Boulanger In the
absence of q genuine official list of the Cabinet
members a number oe papers refrain from COM
mentinG the subject.
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Berlin Letter In London Life
Herr Windthorst IL very ugly, but his feat
urss are mott nppleasant; on the contrary. they
show goodness and an extraordin ary degree OF
intelligence. His large eyes, shaded by thick
pair of pebbles sparkle with mischief The
Kladeradatsch often depicts him In the form Of
the frog, and it must be admitted that the cari-.
cature Is strikingly like him, thanks to Herr
Windthorst's enormous mouth and thin lipss
which look like o saber's cus siashed across the
face. Herr Wiudthorst is exceedingly politet
and very good natured. His conversation 10
very witty and distinguished by q kind of jog
trot, imperturbable humor, which the German
call geruuth. His gallantry 70 the softer sex is
proverbial He never fails to propose toast to-,
tho ladies, q thing unheard OF Ia the fatheriand
the ladies are correspondingly grateful.
seventy-fifth birthday he had a great
number OF addresses signed by ladies.
and this year. 1t the opening of the Reichstag,
Herr Windthorst found HE seat covered With.
flowers sent by the Berlin Catholic ladies.
Whenever Prince Bismarck speaks, and however
protracted the discourse, Herr Windthorst
mains his feet. He Is even smaller than
Doulas Jerrold or Thomas Moore. SO that he
seems to DO seated when in fact he ID etandine-j
His hand in his waistcoat, his head somewhao
forward, he listens without taking note. for his
sight permits him neither to read nor to write. +
Only now and then, at the most violent PASSAGES,
his face lights up with q sarcastic smile But
his memory is so wonderful that inch by inch
he refutes the Chancellor's points, until the lat
ter-even in his own opinon-has not leg To
stand On. He is the only man who has tho knack
of getting the Prince out OF temper, and lately
he did il TO such extent that throwing down
his big carpeu ser's pencil with which he is in tho
habit of taking notes, the Chancellor took up his
hat nd left the chamber"
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GEN. B0ULANGER DEFEATED
NJ. Rouvier Finally Succeeds in His Work
of Forming French Ministry.

Gen. Saussier to Succeed Boulanger in the
War Office-A Political Experiment of More
than Usual Interest and Importance.
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Frederick williams Illness.

BERLIN, May 2a-The condition OF Crown
Prince Frederick William remains the same.
His general health is good, but he is unable to-
speak, except in a subdued voice. He has been
forbidden to exercise his vocal chords Antu the
doctors are assured of the success of their
recent treatment Ora BsrgRmann. Ger-i
hardt, Won Lauer and Weigner still hold
daily consultations The Crown Prince passes
patient hours writing and reading. He desiredA
to attend the inspection Of the garrison at Pors-s
dam by Emperor William, yesterday, but HIS
physicians refused to give their consent DIR.
Mackenzie will return to Berlin at the end OF
next week. when conference of the physicians
will be held to decide whether the Crown Prince
will be able to undertake journey TO England
to attend the Queens Jubilee.
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that a broken axle caused the wreck. The tracks
were cleared within four hours from the time or
the accident
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Revival of Rum0r that AlSace-LOrraine
Will Be Placed in State OF Siege.

The Real Dangers of the Afghan Situation
Partially Concealed by Misleading Tele-
grams-General News by the Cables.
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SOLDIERS. MONUMENT

AS an outward and visible sign of inward and
hidden feeling. Decoration Day hereabouts
has, as it will be remembered, been not in
frequently marked by rain, and this suggests
that in the way of Rubber Goods and UNI
brellas we have more than anybody and at
lower prices. In Silk Umbrellas we just have
another invoice in gold and silver-tipped and
natural-wood handles. Domestic and i'm
ported goods, in this and other fabrics.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-29
WHEN INDICATIONS.
SUNDAY-Slightly warmer; generally fair
W.
DECORATION DAY!

The annual recurrence of the day which
marks this beautiful custom is at hand. All
over the land the busy hum of work ceases,
and the time is given up to its memories.
Thus the soldier is remembered in far greater
degree than is to be measured by the size of
professions the pomp and circumstance
which may mark the ceremonies. By another
Decoration Day Indiana may have
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-27
A NEW ENTERPRISE.
WHEELING 10 HAVE An ELECTRICAL
RAILWAY.
The New Company Submits an Ordinance I'd
gouar. The Route Fully Re
solved Upon.


Wheeling i to have q new cntcrpris" N
-, .,,,,. -, -, .l.,,,i,.,I street railway,
'''' '',''F> -. ~. state
ana Iha' very SUM
| Walker has granted charter TO the COZ
roratinu which Is known as the Wheeling
,,.,. .,,I inf .rniirI-
Ian way oo'4' P'"', ..,,.
| ton was maue 10 Iouh''' 'oi ''E"' "
| through certain streets, both IN the man
-, or ,bo city oud an the Island. The
P'' ....,.,,,,,,,,. ,r.. y
lh'oIp"I"'"'S VI '''' NV, -, -.
! laeSteT, =. NJ sweeney L. W. '"'''' '''
| Charles II. llOTStman and MIchacI haleS'
81 ,l,,. corit,l stnrI. Al urrsrnt is SlU, 600,
'"i,,,I, Iii sn,r ha I,ro-iy increased. The
'r "n" ar,. sim each
S'a,' - ',I ,,,i,,,,i,ts5 "a Council last
,,,,,bt and which WIS read a first time in
w., .s,rst Eronrh and referred to the Joint
III, nu ordinances and Railroads,
IL, univ, IN. rIuns .fthe cnmpany.
-, ,.,.,t,s tb,t m consideration of
a., ,,,,as,r,r,s and instructions herein
VI. ,,;,,,d IN. c;ty grants the said COM
,n,,,, The ,iyht to construct, maintain and
pau! Wv 81 II, ,,,,,., thr ,nlloyyinr
oPoI''' . ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, IA. in,,rsrrtiou of
~ ,T! ~ ,Ta,th .trants th,. track Is 10
NAN , .'," aIe,,, Main street n Twenty
run SUI" IT, nth IN Fntf down
SeNy''" ~ WITH aIony Tbirty-pinth to
"a, lo,,,,,, Nyn,dstn Fnrtv-seyeutb. along
!" 80 .,a,,.,tL to T,rnb and down Jacob to
h VI !',,,,t,,r,, li,itsnf I'm. city. Also. on
,.' ','ar Vir,,ini, street and any of the
an" wv -, ZyI,.,Ii,g island running north
, III. III cn,,,,nv il tn commence
az" anu ,,o"," "fIa,"n, s,iJ rack within four
,.io Mo' n W H. J,,e of the noss,r, of the
Il1'.'' ~ ,i0' "D,,4 - to S,y. tne s,me com
,,I,.,,i -, cors runr;p, ON the same
ip'';,Ii, t,,.ly, ronrh ON Main. EJ.i and
- ..tr,,.,, and il j. understood that the
'"N"" 49, ha ,,ro,.IIad nv electrical
'''9 "'e !" y, ,,,i pP - In. ro,d Is ~ he
p "",' ''' i,'. Wv,
iv'' -. ,,r. r,..,l,,,, fran taxa
'''' - vi .','.l. 81. cars mo.
''on o,' ", y, 80, H.. n,,,,,,,ny fnr lit-
'o'N' "'P'''' ~, 49,, ,I,. ,;,, viii mot
zee" CO.. '''' - -, -, ,l,. cnrpony
"'N ~? tI,,,, I,l-n rr,nertv held
az .
- soc,iors nj, fin. ordinance
u, ,I'i''' .,,aI ,,,,,,ra IN documents of
",r VI ''' ,','.''' 49,, "a, TT. and
N'A'r' ''N' - 'N'''''''Nf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-27
First IsTAnCl.


After His Honor. Mayor Srubright, had
rot things into running order, last even
inc a few resolutions sent over from the
Second Branch at the last session was DIS
nosrd Of and then wrauglv was started
ON Mr.. Aubrr's resolution, introduced III
the Second Branch, ordering the removal
OF the parapet walls d the stone bridge
and the substituting therefor oI an iron
railing. The discussion was carried on nj
considerable length. some OF the members
insisting that the bridge was unsafe, and
that the foundation and piers ought to he
looked after before the top was improved,
while others were OF the opinion there
ought to be- an effort TO relieve the bridge
of the weight ot the parapet walls Finally
the resolution was referred 10 the Board
/ of Public Works, with power 10 act.
The ordinance making
NINE Hor RS \ DAYS WORK
was read a first time. Mr.. Gavin said he
would be opposed to the ordinance, unless
| he was assured it would not effect contract
Irr~ MFR. M,Grrgor said he could not
favor the ordinance in its present shape; II
| WAS impractable. lie thought il was Il
piece Of demagogucry. Mr. DelbrugIe pre-
/ di,ted the ordinance would pass lie sad
/ IL would affect the street contractors,
land they had made allowance
| Tor It in sending in their
| bids to the Board OF Public Works. Mr..
| Lemons, the present contractor on the
streets, wa, only working his men nine
| huur, a day. Nh DJbhlus moved to lay
/ the ordinance on the table When the
vote was in progress Mr.. Tracy called for
some light, when Mr.. Drlbruggc accused
certain members of desiring to choke the
ordinance oil. lie wanted 20 see i,lr play.
| Finally the ordinance was read again by
/ the Clerk, and then MIR. DObblnS took the
| floor aud pointed ont the trouble IT was
| bound to- make Tor the Water aud Gas
| EOlriS. The vote was then finished, re-
sulting ia u tie, McSsrs. Buchanan, Dob
| hiuS. Gavin. Nytluer, McGregor 2nd
Srhrybr yotjnguvr, and Mc-srS. Drlhgugse,
Farrell. Halter, Haudlan, Kinney, Schultz
land Tracy no. Mr.. buchanan then changed
| his vote To no, To allow OF further Discus
/ sion The debate then ran on Tor 4 time,
| but finally the ordinance WAS referred to
| the Committee ON Ordinances.
/ An ordinance was taken up, submitted
| by Mr.. Delhrugge. granting Ia the Wheel
/ lugrliiwdy company tine night 10 construct
| "A street railway on the streets "l the cttY.
/ Ii yyas read "a first time and referred To the
| Joint commCt.c On Ordinances and Rail
ways Il !, referred TO 1t length else
/ where.
4 communication WAS received from
| pr,.fg.rt t,., NJ TIpmnspu of the OHIO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-27
ROT GIL ON BAKER.
/ Cop'inuud f.om Er' Pwr.

should have known of this tc.l The
clothing WAS taken from his body III the
lml. interested parties have had IL. then It
was taken to i'lttShurg and examined. II
that is the theory OF law and that theory
can he carried out. uo man life can Ice
ia safety. There iulS been - difference al
opinion upon thi, question whether wc
should have received tor not, hni the rule
ul law Laid down 10y WharloH D.. The
examination OF blood stains - he entitled
to weight must be done upoug goods uutam-
pcrrd with and upon due notification
proved tn the opposite party, and by pub
lie officers For two reasons then w" oh
irct 10 this testimony, 10 notice was given
and the examination was not 10y q public
officer Every man has rights. \ man
upon trial Tor his life should have those
rights in the iulIctS extent. For the State
OF West Virginia TO take and handle these
clothes and have them privately examined
without notice being gwen Is unfair and
unjust, suhvcsiye to the principles of law
and reason.
Judge Boyd said it would he more fair
that both sides have notice in = case like
this if it be not done it can only have el-
feet ~ 10
rHE WEIGHT OF THE EVIDENCE.
The same remark applies as to the handling
OF the clothes. The objection Is therefore
Oyerruled.
The witness continued: On eNamina-
ton by the microscope, found the spots
to be evidences OF blood; examined five
on one side and four ON the other; two of
the smaller spots gave no evidences Of
blood; the spots were very dim and spread
over some extent of surface: the blood was
mammalian blood; cant state positively
that 1t was human blood. The CcllulOid
collar was shown the witness; applied a
test to the spots on this collar; examined
five of them; found blood CorpuScles on
four OF the spots; same rs the blood ON
the trousers; examined some Of the spots
hy the Schombuues chemical test; found
that the stains examined were blood
stains; the microscopic examination is con
sidered the best used microscope mag
mitying 1000 diameters; applied the same
chemical test to the stains on the collar
with the same result; most of the spots
were Oh the front OF the collar close TO the
collar button.
Cross took a course in
microscopy under skilled professor, made
use al the microscope every day; exam
ined about half a dozen spots on the collar
chemically; purchased the chemicals for
the test Of a reliable drug store; it is pos
slble that the chemicals might produce an
illusion, the microscope test corrGbOrated
the chemical test, OF these spots was
speaking; they are the ones | rely upon in
my testimony here; cant say whether the
spots were sprinkhngs or smearS; think it
probable they were smeaIs because of their
dimueSs. Taylor's Medical Jurisprudence
Is considered GOOD authority. Prot. Rich
ardson is an authority on microscopy.
There remains enough Of the spots on the
collar To submit them to the same test
made
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-27
Joints ON PI.nl,LF.


Movements of Citizens nnd IA. Coming
utsd Guir,. at strangers.
sam Nedcs has arrived home from Nil.
waukec.
Senator T.. II O>l"y Is quartrrrd Al tho
Stamm House.
Or. j T. Reed Is confined to his home
with typhoid fever.
President G. ". Thompson, of the Ohio
River railroad, was in the city Yesterday.
Will STANLEY, formerly Of thr ErcIsrcE
front office force, is attending the business
collcir.
Miss SalIic Miller Of Cincinnati, who
has been visiting friends in the city will
leave iur home this evening
Mrs.rs. Thomas =. aud Will Howell left
Monday ior Deer lark, where they Viii
remain the balance of the summer.
Mr.. Geo. J.. bennington, IN cmrrgrh,
and clever newspaper mou, has accepted
the position ui might edition on the hi"ir
q,Hr,,.
Mis- Sara Cecil will entertain number
OF friends At her country home, Thursday
evening, IA honor oi hcr visitor, Miss sara
Hruur.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-27
DEVOTED TO CHIN.


Last nights regular meeting OF tine City
Council was characterized by the transar-
ton OF very little business OF 4 routine
character, the members deyoting them
selves with enthusiasm tothe work of talk
jng away the teetjuE hours In the First
Branch the table was cleared OF the old
business remaining over from tn" last meet
inc. but the Second put in two mortal
hours in struggling with the report OF the
Board of Equalization and Appeals,
aud finally adjourned without having done
anything else ofmomeut.
Following are the details.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-27
An End To Bono Scrnring.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, ILL.,,
says: Having received 80 much benefit
from Electric Hittrrs, feel it my duty tc
let suffering humanity know it. Have had
a running sore on my leg for eight years
my doctors told me | would have to hay,
the bone scrapcd or leg amputatcd. used
instead, three bottles of Electric Bitter,
and seven boxes BuCkien's Arnica Salye
and my leg is now sound and well. -
Electric Bitters are sold ut fifty cents :
bottle, and Rucklen's Arnica Salye at 25c
per box nv Logan q Co
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-27

ever tie combined LEGAL talent "i O'ao
county made him believe "a gas pipe was
real estate. he would consider h,usrit Il III
subject for .Uu1tlc asylum.
MI |iJrrrli'S resolution WAS adopted.
Mr. Garyiu then offered resolution m
crr.,,lu- the salaries Of Assessors lone and
and SchuItza 500 each, in consideration ct
the LdthmI performance OF ther duties
Pending discussion ou this, the hrlnch
ANImurncI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-27
Of Real Estate.

The following transfers Of real estate
were left tor record at Clerk Hooks otlic,
yesterday:
Deed made June 81, lSS7, by Mary f.
| Walton and husband, to CARR" l.. Me
| Weigh. wife OF T.. +. McNeigh, Jr., for lot
| No. .. in square No. |; lots Nos. 3, and
/ l. in square No ., and lots Nos ., 10, II
and : IN square No. ;, in Marshall roun
tv, lust south Of the city. Consider.r
| ton, -.
Drrd made February =, l~~1, 10y Mary
! T.. HaudIau and others, to Joseph Hand
Ian. lnr lot No II in square No. ] lot No.
! in square Nu. -; lut 30. l. in square No.
/: lots Nos. II, H. and H. in square No. >,
aud lots Nos :, and . m square 40. 3,
IN Marshall county, Just south OF. the city
line Consideration, S.
Deed made February : l-~1, hy Mary
T. llaudluu aud others To Carrie t. Me
Weigh. for lots Nos =, -, II, IL and T. in
suIarc No !, lots Nos >. /. and . in
square Ne. -, and lots Nos > aud II in
square No. :. in Marshall county, Just
south at the city limits. Consideration, 81.
Deed made February =, lS~1, by W. H.
liIndlau and others, 10 Mary T.. Hanjlm
for lot No. >, in square No. ] lots Nos =,
. aud H. in square No |; lots Nos. t., T.
aud in square No :, IN Marshall county
Just south oI the city limirs Cousidcm-
tlon, 81
Decd made February :, l~-7, by W. IT..
IIandlu aud others, to Joseph II. Hand
Ian, tor the llandlau homestead, bounded
by Chapluc street, the T.. ~ o. X. K
tracks, and certain lots. Consideration, 81.
Deed made February :, 49,, by Mary
T.. lIlndlan and others, to Salhe H. Hand
Ian. iur lots Nos Is and III IN Squar" No
II. and lor No. ID, IN SprIgg and kltrhie's
addition. Consideration, 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-27

The repairs to the suspension bridge are
being pushed along aud the laying oil the
tirst tier Of planks Tor the ample foot walks
has been completed. The present plank
ing Is to be further covered with u two
inch plank 4! inches wide, running length
wise OF the bridge. A sample OF the new
railing screen was in position yesterday.
1t Is OF tank iron, with quarter-inch iron
wire mesh, the whole being twenty-iour
inches deep. 1t will furnish an excellent
protection
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-27
Excitement In l.kas.

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity ut Paris, Texas, by the remark
able recovery OF Mr.. }. +. Corley, who wa
So helpless that he could not turn in bed
or raise his head; everybody said he wa'
dying Of Consumption, 4 trial bottle q
DIR. Kings New Discovery was sent him
Finding relief he bought large bottl,
and box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills
by the time he had taken two boxes o
Pills and two bottles of the Discovery, he
WAS well and had gained in flesh thirty
six pounds. Trial bottles of this Great
Discovery for Consumption free AT Logan
A, Co.'S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-27
An investigation.

The special Committee appointed by the
Board of Education al its last meeting, Il
investigate the cause OF two reports recon-.
mcnding teachers for the coming year,
having been presented by the Commission
ers Of Ritchic district, met in the rooms o.
the Board, last evening. The members o.
the Committee We're all present, and Mr..
List, chairman. presided. Commissioner
Eschtrulh and Dr. Pipes were examined
when the Committee adjourned until Fri
dag evening. Reporters were prohibited
from entering the sacred precincts Of the
investigating chamber, and what the drift
otthr evidence was could not he ascertain'
ed, bat it is understood that the myestiga
ton will he concluded Is rapidly ~ pos
siblc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-27
second Branch.
tIEEE EEFuEI.

After the reading q; the minutes in this
Branch last evening the report Of The City
Clerk Was Irad /. showed a tota! bal.
luce OF SlGI. ,2i.-T, - follows. Eoud OF
Public Works - l-J.2G, lire, l5,1Uo.S'
health. s3.Tl4gs, market, $%,O92 81, pc.
lace. $ll,21T.T2. city prison, S2.'O%lI
scales, SIS a. real estate, &Jl-.65; Gene
ferries, S6G9S9; salaries, SL151 10. con
tiugrucir~, Si553 .u, compromise loan,
5000, loan eli l~11, $3.50, loan OF ISL
-, uU2 30, Water Board sIy,56lOi, gas
works. Si9, I~5.~l. The report was order,
Ell filed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-27

Commencing Sunday, June 5th, and
continuing every Sunday until further no.
tice, the Is. * O. Will sell excursion tickets
and return at the low rate OF Sl.50, and to
Washington, Pa, and return at $l.OU.
TRAINS leave at > aud -:luA m, returning
at and Hop m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-27

The hest salve in the world for Cutz
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Feve'
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chi)blains
Corns and all the Skin Eruptious, and
positively CURES Piles, or no pay required
1t is guaranteed to give satisfaction Of
money refunded Price % cents per box.
Eor Rale by Logan B. 60.